Sherbrooke daily record, 22 février 1968, jeudi 22 février 1968

[" Criminal negligence RCMP raid exposes 'still in St.Fortunat trial opens (See page 3) By RICHARD NUTBROWN (Record Stiff Reporter) Two men were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Jean F.Bilodeau last night at the Sherbrooke Courthouse on charges of operatng a still and be ng in possession of illegal liquor.In a daylight raid by 10 RCMP agents Tuesday at 3 30 p.m.Guy Gaboreault, 31, of St.P.erre de Napierville, and Rene Torbin, 29.address unknown, were arrested for operating a still in Range 7 of the municipality of St.Fortunat St.Fortunat is approximately 75 miles from Sherbrooke, outside of Disraeli.The two men were scheduled to appear before a Sessions Court judge this morning at 10.Officers of the RCMP who were at the scene of the raid said it was one of the biggest stlls found in some time The output of the illegal distillery was estimated at about 250 gallons of alcohol a day.At the t.me of the raid there was 54 boxes containing four gallons of illegal booze per box in an old barn which housed the still.Besides the illicit alcohol, quantités of yeast, sugar, oil\u2019 acid and molasses were found as well as distilling coils, a huge boiler and many other articles RCMP agents who raided the still said that the alcohol was not too good for human consumption.Sm \"RCMP\" on Pago 7 Weather Variable cloudiness with a few brief flurries today and Friday.Continuing very cold.Winds westerly 20 with gusts to 30 except westerly IS at night.High today and low tonight zero and IS below.tebcookeTOaili) Becocd Smile for today Doctors say long dresses pick up dirt, but look what short ones will pick up.Established 1897\tprice: 10 cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22.1968 Seventy-first year On the third day.House tensed for action OTTAWA (CP) - Parliament went into its third day of crisis today with the government still seeking a test of its authority to govern and the Opposition insisting that it has no right to stay in office.Wednesday, the second day of turmoil after defeat of the gov-ernment\u2019s tax bill Monday night, was highlighted by a half-hour Commons session during which Prime Minister Pearson was blocked in a bid for immediate debate on a confidence motion.It was another day of uncertainty and high drama as former Conservative leader John Diefenbaker defied a ruling of the Speaker to charge that Parliament was being \u201cthrottled\" and to raise the spectre of the 1956 pipeline debate.Today, the House was to meet at its regular 2:30 p.m.hour and almost anything was possible.Stanley Knowles, NDP rules expert, said a number of options are open to the government.\u201cIt\u2019ll probably be a rowdy day,\u201d he concluded One good possibility was that Mr.Pearson would seek another adjournment until Friday when debate on the confidence motion can legally begin\u2014with or with out the unanimous consent of the House.Another was that the government might make another bid for unanimous consent to go ahead with the debate.Or it could try to open a previously-scheduled discussion on the constitution.But with the opposition in an angry mood, these possibilities seemed slim.And the debate itself, when it does start, promised to be a long one.Prime Minister Pearson told a late-afternoon press conference Tuesday that he would prefer adjournment today rather than allowing the debate to degenerate into a shambles with no business being done.\u201cWe\u2019re not going to have that kind of 1956 pipeline situation,\u201d he said.REMEMBER 1956 Echoes of the 1956 crisis hung over Parliament Hill throughout Tuesday although Mr.Pearson said it was the \u201cheight of parti san irresponsibility\" to suggest the Commons had gone back to that pattern.Opposition members raised the charge on the grounds that t h e government\u2019s confidence motion was, in the words of NDP Leader Douglas, an attempt to reimpose the five percent increase in income taxes defeated Monday on an 84-to-82 vote.\"It is a motion asking this House to turn back the clock,\u201d he said.If the government had brought in a \u201cstraight\u201d eonfi- Guessing is the game IT'S ALL IN THE WAY \u2014 About the only time you'll see men h.jppily wielding brooms is during a broomball game.Last night as part of the Lennoxville winter carnival activities the All Stars defeated the Lennoxville Pick-Up 1-0.Shown above left to right are: Richard Gillam, Terry Daig- nault, Norman Hilt, and Ed Doherty.The game was played in the Lennoxville Optimist Park.The second semifinal hockey game between Huntingville and Bury will be played tonight.(Record photo: Doug Gerrish) Hijacks plane to get to Cuba MIAMI, Fla.(AP) - A gunman wearing a white cowboy hat and tennis shoes pushed a stewardess into the cockpit of a DC-8 jet over Florida Wednesday and held a pistol under her ear until the pilot detoured his craft and 109 persons to a landing in Cuba.There were six Canadians aboard.About five hours after the hijacking, Delta Air Line Flight 843 returned to Miami, leaving behind in Havana a young man who gave his name to the airline as \u201cS.Wilson.\u201d Havana Radio today identified him as a 29-year-old former St.Petersburg, Fla., man with a name that sounded like Lauren-zo Robe: ts.The broadcast moni- tored in Miami said the man asked for political asylum and that the Cuban government took the request under cons.derat on.The man boarded the Chica-go-Miami flight with 64 other persons at Tampa.Other passengers said he had been dr.nk-ng heavily.\u201cHe told us he didn't care who he k lied or how badly he shot up the plane,\u201d said Joy Bleil, 28, of Elmwood Park, 111.Mrs.Bleil, the senior stewardess- was held in the cockp.t as a hostage until the giant, $8,-000,000 airliner was escorted into Cuba by four M.G fighters and touched down at Jose Marti arport.\u201cHe sa d he was facing a deith sentence for the hijack ng anyway,\u201d said the pert brunette n a press conference by the crew at Miami International A.rport.In Havana earlier, speaking with an Associated Press reporter, Mrs.Bleil said: \u201cI don\u2019t know why he did this, but I can st 11 feel the cold th ng (the pis-oi) below my ear.\u201d The plot, J.D.Gainey, 49, sa^ the ciew made no attempt to overpower the h jacker.\u201cThe man was all wrought up,\u201d Gainey said.He was described as about 25, dressed in a sloppy manner, dark complexioned and claiming to be South American although he spoke w th no appar- ent accent At 3:37 p.m EST seven min- One of the favorite political guessing games these days is: Who holds the balance of power?Its popularity may be shortlived as the answer should be forthcoming when the House of Commons holds its critical vote on the motion of confidence the Pearson Government has presented to the House of Commons \u2014 a vote that could come tomorrow but more likely early next week, or, perhaps, never.Ground rules for the game are: Line up 130 Liberal Government supporters determined to keep the admin.stration in power against a combined opposition of 129 equal determined to oust the Government and place three Independents on the side-l.nes.The objective is to determine utes after the jet took off from !10W Independents Tampa airport with 102 passen- Maurice Allard, Independent, gers and a crew of seven, the 1 (' für Sherbrooke J.A.Mon-flight was hijacked over Flor- |rain\u2019 \"dependent Liberal o .da\u2019s Lake Okeechobee.The Tro s R,vieres and Separatist plane landed at Havana at 4:20 p.m.It took off again for the Un.ted States at 7:36 p.m.and arrived at Miami at 8:17 p.m, The a.rline identif ed the Canadians as Robert L.Foster of St.Lambert, Que., Gladys M.Baker of W.nnipeg, Dr.J.W.Abraham of Dew.ttville, Que., and his wife, and L.A.rstron and h s w fe- Dor s, who were listed only as res dents of Canada.By CUTHBERT JONES (Record Staff Writer) Gilles Grégoire \u2014 will vote and who can cla m the honor of saving or defeating the Government.Die permutatons are inter-estng, to say the least.Should all three Independents vote with the Liberals, the cabinet would be safe by a margin of four votes.Should two throw their weight beh.nd the Government its mar-g n would be two votes.The support of one Indeper.dent would give the adm nlstra-tion a technical victory because Mr.Speaker, a Liberal, could be expected to break the resulting 131-vote tie by favoring the motion.So all three Independents must vote with the Opposition to bring down the Government.Th s reasoning, of course, is based on the assumption that on one side than the other, all the house is at full voting bets are off.Khe Sanh marines are up tight' as enemy troops tighten ring 3 provîntes in forbidding mood By THE CANADIAN PRESS Leg slatures in three Canadian prov.nces were in a forb.d-dmg mood Wednesday.The Newfoundland leg slature heard a proposal to restrict news coverage of family court cases.Premier Daniel Johnson of Quebec stated h,s case for secret munic.pal inqu.ries.And a member of the Brit-sh Columbia legislature called for a radio and television ban on cigarette advertising.Newfoundland's proposal, outlined in the speech from the throne, would \"outlaw the publi-cat.on by a newspaper, radio, television or other such means, of any informal,on about divorce cases, separation cases, custody of children cases, or such domesLc or family matters as may come before any court or other public authority in th s province.\u201d The forecast legislation was taken generally to be a result of publicaton in detail of testimony at a custody case last year involving Premier Smallwood\u2019s son and the premier\u2019s daughter-in-law Quebec also moved to place the Montreal suburb of St Michel under trusteesh.p Several members of the St.Michel council now are before the courts on charges of bnbe-tak.ng and .nfluence-peddling.A bill to amend the Municipal Comm ss on Act would oblige the municipal commiss on to make an investigat.on into any level because \u201cwe need to put an end to smearing operat ons,\u201d wh ch make a spectacle of Quebec in other provinces.In Victoria, a Vancouver broadcaster, Barrie Clark (L\u2014 North Vancouver Seymour), told the B.C.leg slature: KHE SANH (AP) - The 40,-000 North Vietnamese troops surrounding the Khe Sanh combat base in northern South Vietnam have closed their siege ring so tightly that neither withdrawal nor reinforcement of the U S marine garrison can be carried out except at a cost of heavy casualties, marine officers at Khe Sanh believe.Under the cover of several Rad o and telev s on are prev- days of heavy fog, the North ented fiom carrying advertising Vietnamese troops have cs-for b rth control devices and liq- tablished bunkers and trench uor and \"no one has cla med positions within 300 yards of th s is an infringement of free- marine positions, dom.\u201d\tIt appears that the battle for TO END STRIKES\texpected to be the biggest of the war, is still some aspect of municipal administra- \u201cIf we really believe what we .^\u2019e R ^\t\u2022s'a*u'\u2019e a'so 8a''e days and possibly weeks away lion at the request of the cabi- are saying about smoking, we Llst fe?, n?*° a, S\u2018vinS MÀY DIG FOR WEEKS must be prepared to consider Soc'a' Credit cab.net authority net Premier Daniel Johnson told a press conference he prefers secret .nqu r es at the municipal moves to remove adve: Using that glamorizes and encourages the use of c.garettes.\u201d A veteran South Vietnamese to end sir kes within 24 hours to battalion commander whose p otect the public interest and troops hold part of the eastern welfare.\tperimeter said he believes the North Vietnamese would continue to dig bunkers and tunnels and reposition supplies for some weeks to come He said history has proved North Vietnamese commanders expend massive effort to prepare battlefields so they will have the maximum advantage tactically and enjoy the maximum protection from air and artillery strikes.It is not known how many tanks the North Vietnamese have in the Khe Sanh area, but the number is assumed to be considerable.Senior marine officers remain confident that they can beat back any North Vietnamese attack But they concede that defensive positions can be overrun if the opposing commander is willing to commit enough troops Birth», death» Clattified - Comic» - Editorial» - Financial - Sport - Televiiion \u2014- Townahip»- Women -.7 f 4 7 11 2 5 6 Clad in green pyjamas, Irish bartender climbs into coffin M.LONDON (AP) \u2014 Irish bar-tender M.ke Mealey, 33, donned his green pyjamas, sad \u201cFarewell, lads\u201d and climbed into his custom-built coff.n Wednesday\u2014to spend two months in a grave, Sean.Paddy and M.ck were there, and all the other lads from the Ir sh community in Kilbunv noithern London, to wish M.ke good health and send them off in the true ti a-d t on of the Irish wake Then they shouldered the wooden box that w,U be Mike\u2019s home for 61 days and bore h m off to an eight-foot grave .n a vacant lot nea by.Mike, graved gger when he lived in Bailyporeen, County T.ppe ary, wants to set up a world record for be ng buried al.ve.W.C.Whitman stayed 45 days under South Carol na soil last year to establish what he claimed was a world record.But Mike bel eves another Amer can stayed down 57 days \u2019 about 100 yea^s ago.\" \"So I'll come up on the Queen s b rthday,\" said M ke That s Apr I 21.euAtfcu ttl K>5Tt r.LINNOXVILIE post orr icf LONG AWAITED POST OFFICE - Th* Town of Lennox-ville wa» to cell for tenders today on th# construction of a n ones\u2019d new post oHicc for the town.The building will be modr n in de» gn and much larger than the present office, f \u2019 o*at on ol the new postal headquarters will encompass the land which was formerly Nos.S and 7 Bolvidore Street.Mayor Cecil Dougherty, in onnounc\u2019ng th# proposed construct on, sa d he was not quoted any estimates by the federal Department of Public Works.Tho building, in »ur-ac a-v-a.w II be 66 feet I inches by 56 foot.dence motion, the NDP might have agreed to go ahead with it.Opposition Leader Stanfield, on the other hand, said the government had no right to put business before the House-Including the confidence motion-and should resign.Die motion, on which the government has promised to stand or fall, asks the Commons to state that it does not regard Monday\u2019s vote as one of no confidence.Opposition members had expected a simple request lor an expression of confidence.They said the government had framed the motion in a \u201ctricky\" and \u201cclever\u201d way aimed at recovery of money lost by defeat of the tax bill.Mr.Pearson rejected that view at his press conference, saying there had been \u201cmisrepresentations, distortions and falsifications\u201d on the nature of the motion.strength \u2014 or that absentee's!!! is equally divided between the Liberal and Opposit on forces \u2014 and that none of the regular party members kick over the traces.Which brings up the quest on: Who can claim to have brought down or saved the Government?With members voting in alphabetical order, Mr Allard would be the first of the Inde pendents to cast his vote so he might be able to say that his decis.on influenced the other MP\u2019s.But Mr.Grégoire, the second Independent on the list, could claim his vote came at a more critical time when the number of absentees became more apparent.And, of course, Mr.Mongrain, as the last of the trio, could claim that his vote was the most crucial.But if absenteeism is higher To the southeast, heavy fight ing continued in Hue for the 2.'Jrd day.U S.marines advanced from the southeast along the south wall of the fortress citadel, while South Vietnamese marines closed in from the other side on the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong dug into positions on the six-foot-thick wall  harder line?LONDON (CP) - Faced with growing worker reluctance to back Britain without fatter pay envelopes, the government is reported getting ready to stiffen its moderate and somewhat loose system of wage controls.There are mounting indications that a voluntary restraint system policed by the Trades Union Congress, coupled with government powers to delay in creases, is in danger of breaking down under pressure from big unions.?Children held TOKYO (Reuters) \u2014 About 20 hostages including small children were held Wednesd a y night in central Japan by an armed ex convict on the run for a double murder.The convict, Hui Hyo Kim, a Korean, was holding an innkeeper's family, servants and guests in an upper room at Samatakyo.He was armed with sticks of dynamite and hundreds of bullets.?2-hour rampage THOMPSON, Man.(CP) -An estimated 200 construction workers went on a two - hour rampage in a camp kitchen here early today, causing extensive damage to the huge structure before RCMP officers were able to restore order There were no immediate reports of injury and a police officer said no arrests had been made ?\t?\t?Dug out alive NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Forty six children were dug out alive Wednesday from the de bris of a collapsed house in which 13 other children and a woman died The rescued children were rushed to nearby hospitals Their condition was described as serious.?\t?\t?Demands to grow WINNIPEG (CP) - Demands for medical\tcare insurance\twill grow\tin Canada\tdespite\tthe stalling of some provincial governments, William Mahoney, Canadian director of the United Steelworkers of America, predicted Wednesday He told a press conference \u201cMedicare will grow In spite of the stalling, stuttering and stammering of our provincial povprnmrnls \" 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURS., FEB.22, 1968 Foster social notes Dr.Winfield Durrell, Shelburne, Vt.f was a guest of his sister, Mrs Graham Bockus, and family while spending a few days here He also called on several other friends.Mr and Mrs E.L.Strange were recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Gary Mizener in St.Bruno.Mr.and Mrs.Rodolphe Tlii-bault have been frequent visi- 30,000 Cedar Stakes Needed bark on.23,4 by 4 inches, 6 feet.Pointed large end, loaded on truck, 18c each.Cash payment.Please call 838-4714 C C.Kennedy, Massawippi Village tors at the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, Sherbrooke, owing to the serious illness and subsequent death of Mrs.Thibault\u2019s mother, Mrs.Allie Gingras.A meeting of former T O P S, club members was held with Mrs.M.B.Williams on Feb.14th.Seven members were present.An interesting article was read by Mrs.Geo.Young, who also had charge of the entertainment period.Contests in keeping with St.Valentine\u2019s were enjoyed and Mrs.R.Try-hom, Sr., was the winner Light refreshments were served by Miss Sandra Inglis.Mrs.Geo.Dallaire, Lake Road, is in Montreal, where she is under the care of an eye specialist.Mrs.Adrian Whitehead and Mrs Robert Wilson accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Streeter, Waterloo to call on Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Wilson in Cowansv i 1 le, Mr.Howard French and Mrs.Rhoda Sullivan in Sutton Junction.Stewart Williams spent a few days in Montreal, the guest of his brother, Mr Randy Williams and Mrs.Williams.About television By CYNTHIA LOWRY ASBESTOS Ambitious young boy or girl for delivery of Records in vicinity of the following streets: -King, Mansville, Belvedere, Jeffrey.Apply to: Sherbrooke Pailij Beeotd Circulation Dept.Tel.(Collect) 819 569-3636 NEW YORK fAPt\u2014Prescription: Murder, one of NBC\u2019s two-hour films made for television, brightened its Tuesday night corner with a Hitchcock-style story of an apparently fool-proof scheme for homicide that fell apart.It was the story of a successful psychiatrist who, tired of his wife, laid an elaborate plot to get rid of her.The doctor and a woman patient who was in love with him made the arrangements.She dressed and made up to look like his wife.He told the wife that they were off on a short-notice holiday in Mexico.Then, about to leave, he strangled her, left her for dead, simulated a burglary and met his disguised accomplice.The pair staged a quarrel on the plane before take-off and she stormed off.The doctor went on alone\u2014and after getting rid of some evidence, returned to face the sad news.It seemed a perfect crime, but Lieut.Columbo was not satisfied, suspected the doctor immediately, and used psychology to trap the expert in human behavior.Up until the final event that turned the trick\u2014a shopworn device that was not up to the rest of the show\u2014it was a highly entertaining suspense tale.TRAPPED BY EGO Gene Barry turned in a nicely chilling performance as a cool, arrogant killer who was finally tripped by his own ego.Peter Falk as the overly apologetic and persistent cop, developed an interesting character.The Amazon, another of the National Geographic Society special programs on CBS, was a sight-seeing trip on the great river from its source to its mouth.Along the way, we saw everything from contemporary cities to almost untouched wilderness The most interesting portions showed the wildlife of the river \u2014snakes and birds in particular \u2014and the people, including some primitive tribes who hunt with spear and arrow NBC\u2019s tentative fall schedule has been announced, and as anticipated, six current programs will be dropped at the end of the season\u2014I Spy, Run for Your Life, The Danny Thomas Show, Tarzan, The Monkees and I Dream of Jeannie New pro grams include The Outsiders and The Name of the Game.CBS\u2019s new shows will include a Doris Day situation comedy, another comedy called The Good Guys, Blondie, adapted from a comic strip, The Lancers, a western, and Hawaii Five-O, a private-eye series.Brigham Friends are pleased to hear Mr.Patrick McShane has returned home from hospital in Montreal, much improved in health.Mrs.Joseph O\u2019Neil and child ren, Montreal, spent a week with Mrs.O\u2019Neil\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Denis Wilkinson.Mr O\u2019Neil joined them on the weekend.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Kerr, Lachine, were recent guests of Mr.Leslie Shore.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Benoit, Montreal, spent the 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Pierre Berton 4:30 p.m.3) News: Reasoner 5)\tHuntley Brinkley 6)\tNews: Weather I2i Pulse, News 7:00 p.m.3) Rifleman 5)\tTruth or Conse quences 6)\tSeven On Six IÎ) Flying Nun /:30 p.m.3)\tCinderella \u2014 5) Daniel Boone 4)\tGentle Ban 12» Star Trek 1:00 p.m Special 6i Hogan** Heroes 8) Flying Nun 0:30 p.m.8) Bewitched 5)\tIronside 4)\tTelescope 121 It's Happening 9:00 p.m.3) Movie: \"The Great Escape\" - Part I 6)\tThe Baron 8) That Girl 121 Dean Martin 9:30 p.m.5)\tDragnet 8) Peyton Place 10:00 p.m.5)\tDean Martin 6)\tDragnet 8) Ski Trials 12) Mannix 10:30 p.m.6) Man at the Center World p.m.:20 p.m.8) Small 11: 3) News 5)\tNews 6)\tNews 8) News 12) News 11s 6) Viewpoint 12) Pulse, News 11:25 p.m.6) News: Sports 11:30 p.m.3) Movie: \"H bomb for a Dictator\" 5)\tTonight: Johnny Carson 8) Joey Bishop * 11:45 p.m.6)\tMovie: \"The Proper Time\" 12) Movie:\t\"Black Orpheus\" Bob Thomas with: Show business 1151 KING ST EAST \u2014 SHERBROOKE TEL 562 3892 HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Item 1: \u201cSupport Our Boys in Canada.\u201d The reference to Americans who cross the border to avoid the draft appears not in a peace march, but on a network television show, Laugh-in.It is flashed on the screen so rapidly that most viewers couldn't read it.Item 2: On the Smothers Brothers Show, Tom and Dick are discussing the offering of London Bridge for sale.Tom says he would like to buy it, and Dick asks what he would do with the bridge.Tom: I\u2019d give it to President Johnson.Dick: What for?Tom: To bridge his credibility gap- item 3: Pat Paulsen, avowed non-can-didate for president on the Smothers Brothers Show, comments: \u201cAs a comedian, I think I could be just as effective as President Johnson.\u201d Cut by the CBS censors was his following line: \u201cBut I don\u2019t think I could run the country as funny.\u201d Item 4: Tommy Smothers, by a curious pattern of cross-pollination, appears on the Rowan and Martin Laugh-in and delivers the one-line blackout: \u201cLet\u2019s all get behind President Johnson\u2014 and push!\u201d DISSENT APPEARS These items offer evidence of the new dissent that has appeared in the entertainment medium during the last year.In recent times the tone of satire has become more strident, the attacks more bitter.They range from the anti-establishment humor of The Smothers Brothers Show and Laugh-in to the sledge-hammer blows of the off-Broadway play, MacBird.The remarkable aspect of the new dissent is the availability of mass media.When Harry Bela-fonte took over the Tonight show in place of Johnny Carson this month, he not only sang calypso songs; he also used the NBC program as a forum for his views on Vietnam.In interviewing Dr, Martin Luther King, Belafonte declared: \u201cAll of us here feel very strongly on the war, and we oppose it.\u201d DOVES ON WAR Comics Dan Rowan and Dick Martin of Laugh-in acknowledge that they are doves on Vietnam and they wear peace emblems on their jackets as proof.They say they think most of the people in the U.S.are for peace.Dissent from the administration's Vietnam policies is being expressed in film theatres as well.United Artists is releasing Live for Living, in which Claude Lelouche inveighs against the American position in Vietnam.Another American distributor, the Walter Reade Organization, is releasing \u201cTell Me Lies,\u201d a film version of Peter Brooke's London stage play attacking the Vietnam war The movie features members of the Royal Shakespeare Company as well as comments by Stokely Carmichael, and clips of the self-immolation of a Buddhist monk Richmond Friends of Mrs Lloyd Roberts are sorry to learn she is a patient in St.Croix Hospital.Drummondville.Melbourne Mr.and Mrs.Holland Bur-rill have returned after spending a few days visiting Mr and Mrs Alfred Burrill and daughter, Andrea, in Kingston, Ont.Friends of Mr Fred Brill are pleased to hear that he is able to return to work again after his illness and stay in the Sherbrooke Hospital On the American entertainment scene, the issue of the Vietnam war has brought the kinds of dissent that celebrities haven\u2019t dared for almost 20 years.During the Depression and war years, show business personalities often lent their names and financial support to causes that were at variance with majority opinion.The ascent of Senator Joseph McCarthy changed that.Many actors, writers and directors found they were unemployable because their names had been linked by congressional committees o r private organizations to causes that proved to be unpopular.The result was a long period in which entertainment figures refused to engage in any political activity.' RETURN TO ARENA In recent years they have been slowly returning to the political arena.The Vietnam war has prompted many performers to speak out in a manner they would not have dared a few years ago.\u201cI\u2019m just not a political fellow,\u201d says actor-director Carl Reiner, and I\u2019ve never been politically active before.\u201cI never dared, because I saw too many of my friends ruined during the McCarthy era.\u201cBut now I\u2019m taking a position.I\u2019m too disturbed about what might happen in Vietnam to stand by and do nothing.\u201d Last month Reiner acted as emcee for a Broadway for Peace benefit at Lincoln Centre\u2019s Philharmonic Hall in New York City.The program featured two dovish senators, Gruening of Alaska and Morse of Oregon, plus an assemblage of show business figures.;:M a.m.5i Hugh Down* 7:05 t.ni.8) News: Benti 7:45 t.m.8) Farm and Home 7:55 a.m.3) Yarmont Report l:C0 a.m.3) Captain Kangaroo 8) Your Breakfast Serial 1:30 a.m.8) Porky Pig-Cartoons 9:00 a.m.3) Romper Room 5)\tWomen's News 8) Bullwinkle: Cartoons »:15 a.m.6)\tMontreal Note Book 12) Expo Guide 9:30 a.m.3) Ed Allen Time 6) Quebec Schools \u2022) Art at Your Fingertips 12) University of the Air 9:45 a.m.8) Our New Hampshire 10:00 a.m.3) Candid Camera 5)\tSnap Judgment 6)\tCanadian Schools 8) Baby Game 12) Romper Room 10:25 a.m.5) News 8)\tChildren's Doctor 10:30 a.m.3) Beverly Hillbillies 5)\tConcentration 6)\tFriendly Giant 9)\tDonna Reed 12) Magic Tom 10:45 a.m.4» Chez Helene 11:00 a.m.3) Andy Griffith 5)\tPersonality 6)\tMr.Dresup 8) Temptation 12) Mike Douglas 11:25 a.m.6) Pick of the Week 11:30 a.m.j) Dick van Dyke 5)\tHollywood Squares 8) How's Your Mother In-Law 11:55 a.m.6)\tNews 12:00 noon 5) Jeopardy 3) Love of Life 6' Serial Six 8) Tell Me, Dr.Brothers 12:25 p.m.3) News, Benti 12:30 p.m.3.4) Search for Tomorrow 8) Treasure Isie 5) Eye Guess 12) Little People 12:45 p.m.8, 6) Guitding Light 12:55 p.m.5) News, Newman 1:00 p.m.3)\tAcross the Fence 5)\tDark Shadows 4)\tNews 8) Fugitive 1:05 p.m.6)\tCalendar 1:15 p.m.3) Ch.3 Presents 1:30 p.m.3.\t6) As The World Turns 5)\tLet's Make a Deal 12) Mr.and Mrs.2:00 p.m.4,\t3) Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 5) Days of our Lives 12) In Town 2:30 p.m.i) Houseparty 5)\tThe Doctors 6)\tCoronation Street 8) Virginia Graham 12) People in Conflict 3:00 p.m.3) To Tell the Truth 5)\tAnother World 6)\tTake Thirty 8) General Hospital 12) Magistrate's Court 3:25 p.m.3) News: Edwards 3:30 p.m.3, 6) Edge of Night 5)\tYou Don't Say 8) Dark Shadows 12) It's Your Move 4:00 p.m.3) Merv Griffin 8) Dating Game 6)\tBonnie Prudden 8) Match Game 121 Buddies 4:25 p.m.5) News: Kalber 4:30 p.m.5)\tMike Douglas 6)\tUpside Town 8) Bewitched 12) Movie: \"Kiss of Fire\" 5:00 p.m.3) Secret Storm 6) Shazzani 8) Local News 5:30 p.m.8) News, Weather, Sports 4)\tLet's Go 3)\tNews: Weather, Sports 4:00 p.m.5)\tNews, Weather, Sports 4)\tLet's Talk Music 8) Movie: \"The White Tower\" 12) Pierre Barton 4:30 p.m.3) News - Reasoner 5)\tNews.Huntley Brinkley ij News, Sports 12) Pulse, News 7:00 p.m.3) McHale s Navy 5) Truth or Conse quences i) Seven On Six 12) Smothers Brother 7:30 p.m.3 Wild, Wild West 5)\tTarzan s) 21st Century 8) Off to See the Wiz ard 8:00 p.m.6)\tGet Smart 12) Movie: \"Sparrows Can't Sing\" 8:30 p.m.3) Gomer Pyle 5) Star Trek A » Tommy Hunter.Music 8) Operation:\tEnter- tainment 9:00 p.m.3) Movie: \"The Great Escape\" 2.8) Movie: \"The Young Doctors\" 9:30 p.m.5)\tHollywood Squares 6)\tGuns of Will Sonnett 10:00 p.m.5)\tTomorrow's World 6)\tJudd 12) Big Valley 11:00 p.m.i, V 4, 8, *2) News 11:20 p.m.6) Viewpoint 12) Pulse.News 11:25 p.m.A) Local News 11:30 p.m.3) Movie: \"Full of Life\" 5)\tJohnny Carson 8) Movie: \"Untamed Youth\" 11:45 p.m.12) Movie: \"Voice In the Mirror\" 11:50 p.m.6)\tMovie: \"Incident In an Alley\" Lake Megantic Friends are happy to learn that the condition of Miss Florence Bailey, a patient in St.Joseph's Hospital, is much improved.Mr.James Wood is in Brown-ville, Me., for a few days, the guest of his sister, Mrs.Harvey MacRae, and calling on Mr.MacRae, who is ill in hospital.Recent guests at the Wood home have been Mr.H.Wood, Montreal, who spent a week with his parents, and Mr and Mrs.Donald Smyth, Ot tawa, who were weekend guests.Mrs.Alex Maclver and Mrs.Mary Maclver, Scotstown, were in town to visit Mr Alex Maclver, who is a patient in St.Joseph\u2019s Hospital, and were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Donald Morrison while here.Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Veron-neau, Lennoxville, accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Neil Stewart on a trip of a few days to Boston and Springfield, Mass.While in Springfield they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Tom Veronneau and Mr.and Mrs.Dan Allen respectively.MAIN SOURCE It\u2019s estimated one-third of a metropolitan area\u2019s air pollution comes from combustion and fuel-burning equipment; one third from automobiles, buses, trucks, and one-third from industry.Sleepers of the world arise-rested it\u2019s time for Simmons Deepsleep Sale SIMMONS DEEPSLEEF DELUXE MATTRESS 405 Adjuito-Rest* coil»\u2014crush-prool.telt-btcked bord», that won't sag Micro-Quilt* covar bonded to loam.SQQ50 NOW siZA95 , OU ONLY Matching Bo, Spring antra.SIMMONS DEEPSLEEP' STANDARD MATTRESS Reg pnee^S50 now omit S5495 \u2022Stmmon* fM *Tr«dtm*rk9 Reg'd tî M off 1 du Pont d« Nemourt A Co Inc.IE.MORIN & FILS me 2630 King St.West Tel.: 549-5548 I 3063 For the Finest in\tDRY CLEANING SANITONE s ot ~\t^ A\tH\tLAUNDERERS where quality meets the price\ti V Call 569-2585 today PLANT STORE: 1705 King St.W\u201e tor Fast Service.\t SberbrookePailijBeeorcl THURS., FEB 22.1968 CONSULT ROYAL TRUST TEL.569 9371 Deadline February 29 it-* in your b»st int«r**t.Reduce your 1967 Income Tax by joining one of our registered Retirement Savings Pions and earn 634%, tax free, on your deposits Bits : ::.v.y.: : Motorcycle deaths described in assizes Testimonv by\tDersC)ns Ascot R0ad.and Robert Ber- a loud noise.\tcis District coroner, testifier! At this pointy a discussion\tA twelve-man jury was chos -s ^\t^ ^\t¦\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022?\u2022\u2022?\u2022\u201d?\u2022 who swore'they smelled liouor eeron, 19, of Acer's Cliff, were He said he turned and saw the victims died of skull frac- arose between Crown prosecu- en before the outset of the a I\t1CJ\tDlcrCrrS\t!?***W** :-****\ton the breath\tof a 34-vear-old\tkilled\twhen\tthe motorcycle\ton\tsomething which\the thought\ttures and multiple lacerations,\ttor Stanley\tSteinman\t^and\ttrial.I\t*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\tAscot Corner\tman accused of\twhich\tthey\twere riding was\twas\ta young girl\trolling down\tinternal injuries, and fractures,\tdefense attorney Uewey\t/.aor\tTwenty - six men faced the criminial negligence in the struck by à car driven bv Ivan the road.\t\u201e\t, .,\t,\t,\tf over the admissability of a dec- court yesterday morning be- One of the most enjoyable features of the official operation of a motor vehicle Cyr, 34.'of Ascot.'\tHe said his wife then came th^^rtroik^OP^Sied 1:'ri'',on niaf\u2018' by Cyr \"1Kht fore the final jury was chosen.blld^ ».\tresulting In the death of two\tCyr\t.s\tlater erfered\t.\t-\tîLîiaS'SSt lï\t^ .S'S.We «L Æ\t^ ^«1\t.hr pros^ve King\tStreet West Sunday was\tthe\tproduction of an hour-long\tyoungj^ple\topen^ the sec-\tstand\trial\ton a charge\tof\thad\tjust seen her\tdaughter hit\tiln,esüg3ted the acddent 1hat\tA decislon\tas t0 whether this\tjurors\twere\trejected by the color spectacular at which invited guef ^\tStrict crinünï assizes\tyes'\t' Gorges\" oîS.father of\tHe said he talked to the ac-\tevidence is admissable will be\t^deS.RTS officials later said the show was technically one of the\t^ jn sherbrooke\t'\tthe * ir, testified he was\tcused and smelled liquor on\tConstable Mercier said Cyr rendered by Judge William\trt)Jclca D> best they had ever produced everything went off on time 0n'August 15, 1967, at 9:30 entering hfs garage the night his breath\tsmelled of liquor and walked Mitchell when the trial recon- Testimony in the case is con- Without a hitch .A.L.Beckett is leading a campaig\t^ çhicoine.jg.0f of the accident when he heard Dr Louis Gagnon, St.Fran- in an abnormal manner.\tvenes today\ttinuing today.directed at postal officials to get afternoon mail restored on RR 3, Sherbrooke so that he and about 30 other Record sub seribers on the route can get their Daily Record the same day of publication again .it used to be '.hat way until postal officials suddenly changed the route to morning delivery.too early to catch The Record .\t.The public is invited to meet Sylvie Lacharite, conductor of the Sherbrooke Symphony Orchestra, and question him on the possibility of the city obtaining a music conservatory .\t.The meeting is planned for February 26, 8 30 p.m., Theatre de Pouche, 165 Bank Street .Following the meeting there will be elections for the new Council of the Sherbrooke Centre, Jeunesses Mus cales du Canada .While on a 15-day Hawaiian cruise of the Oahu, Maui, Kaui and Hawaii islands.Miss Gladys McDonald, member of the Sherbrooke Country Club, was one of the winners of a 72-hole golf tournament .trophies were presented by Forrest Tucker, a TV personality.?The Domtar Newsprint Ltd.of Red Rock, Ont., announced recently the retirement of Leslie Orr, former Eastern Town-shipper, after 23 years with that company .Mr.Orr was born in Dudswell, Wolfe County, and married Flossie Ann Oldfield, of Bishoyton, in the Methodist Church in Sherbrooke .Mr.Orr was presented with a silver tray and a purse of money by his fellow employees .the company presented him with a long service award certificate, a paid-up life insurance policy and a safety certificate recognizing Mr.Orr's 23 years of employment without a lost-time injury Mr.and Mrs.Orr plan to live in West Fort William, Ont., when they leave Red Rock in April .Pierre Couture was recently appointed by Archbishop Georges Cabana as the President of the Diocesan Section of the Canadian Catholic Organization for Peace and Development .The organiz-at on is operated on a national basis to channel a united Catholic effort into the fight against hunger and underdevelopment .A road is being kept open for skiers on Lake Memphremagog, from Georgeville to Knowlton\u2019s Landing.?One of the many intricacies of jurisprudence was viewed this last week at the Sherbrooke Courthouse .Ashton Tobin, a Sherbrooke lawyer, defending a client in sessions court is related by marriage to Judge Benoit Turmel and his client had appeared earlier, for preliminary hearing on the same charge, while Judge Roland Dugre was crown prosecutor so ne ther judge could not hear the case .everyth ng had to be delayed until judge could be found .the two short cases scheduled to be heard at 10 a.m ultimately finished at 4:55 p.m.A Lennoxville man was recently named as a Woodrow Wilson designate by the members of the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Foundation .John Patritjuin, a student in Economics at Queen\u2019s University in Kingston.Ont., met the Foundations long established scholarship standards and his name will be sent with the Foundation's highest recommendation for first-year graduate study awards ava lable at Canadian and United States Universities .students selected by the foundation are reputed to be among the best future college prospects on the continent.Bishop's presents drama Bishop\u2019s University Dramatic Society will present Brecht\u2019s \u201cThe Caucasian Chalk Circle\u2019\u2019 at 8.30 p.m., on Thursday, February 29, Friday, March 1 and Saturday, March 2 in the university\u2019s Centennial Theatre at Lennoxville.Seats ($2.00 and $2.501 can be reserved by writing to the box office at the university.Bishop's students recently won the Canadian Universities Drama League 1968 festival.Presenting \u201cThe Sport of My Mad Mother\u201d by Ann Jellicoe, they came first of nine entries.Competing universities were Carleton, Manitoba, McGill, McMaster, Ryerson, Sir George Williams, Waterloo and York.The Bishop\u2019s players will represent Canada at the annual drama festival to be held at Yale University next month.All the students in this play are also appearing in \u201cThe power to implement its résolu- Jand which they now occupy an r'hîillr\t\u201d\ta:_____J\tr»\tor/x Fnrmri'/inn fhn Ar;i Breaking, entering jury trial chosen f * TALKS ABOUT PROBLEMS IN MIDDLE EAST: The Middle East the main topic of discussion yesterday as Dr.George Saine, left, of the Sherbrooke - Lennoxville branch of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, and Ibrahim Shukrallah, right.Director of the Arab League Information Office in Ottawa, got together.Mr.Shukrallah was the guest speaker at an institute meeting at the St.George's Club.(Record Photo: Gerry Lemay) UN needed for mid-East peace Marcel Auger, age unknown, of Windsor pleaded not guilty to a charge of breaking and entering and opted for a trial before judge and jury when he appeared in Sherbrooke court of sessions yesterday.He is accused of breaking into the Frontenac Hotel in Windsor on the night of Feb 19 and stealing $647.25 and two bottles of hard liquor.* * * Romeo, 19 and Gerard, 18, Poulin of Sherbrooke both pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted theft with a firearm or an imitation firearm when they appeared before Judge Benoit Turmel in court to sessions yesterday.The two attempted to rob the Chenard Grocery Store in Sherbrooke on Feb.18.They will be sentenced today.Romeo Poulin also pleaded .MM guilty to a charge of stealing a toy valued at $i from Belmont Hardware in Sherbrooke on Jan.22 and to stealing an umbrella, a hat and a broom for a total value of $10 from Mrs.Gaston Ledoux of Sherbrooke on Feb.4.He will be sentenced for these charges today also.* * * A 24-year-old Sherbrooke man was sentenced to three months in prison yesterday by Judge Benoit Turmel in court of ses sions after he pleaded guilty to charges of attempted indecent assault and indecent exposure.Yvon Clouston pleaded guilty to attempting to assault a young Sherbrooke girl and to indecent exposure in a Sherbrooke restaurant on the night of Jan.18 and 19, 1968.The accused first pleaded not guilty and asked to be tried before judge and jury, then changed his option and pleaded guilty.There is no alternative but war in the Middle East unless the U.N.can develop enough By DENNIS FINLAY (Record Staff Reporter) Caucasian Chalk Circle.Two Lennoxville residents have important parts in \u201cThe Caucasian Chalk Circle\u201d.They are Neil Carver of 6 Park Avenue, and Shari Edwards of Moulton Hill.Jonathan Churcher of North Hatley is one of a group of three who comjxised and arranged special music for the production.THOS.W.LEONARD B .A.LI.L.NOTARY Continental Building, Suite S09 Tel.569 2600 Struck between cars Normand F.Labarge NOTARY Nicol Bldg., 6 Wellington S.Suite 301, Tel.562-5547 \u2014 STARTING \u2014 Tomorrow, Friday With English Subtitles CATHERINE DENEUVE JEAN SOREL I MICHEL PICCOLI lion n on, \u2014 18 Year» And Over \u2014 2.45 \u2022 6.15 \u2022 9.40 mm A young Coaticook woman was trapped between two colliding cars last night and seriously injured.Miss Camille Trudeau- 21, 185 Child Street, Coaticook, is in satisfactory condition today resting in the Intensive Care Unit at the Hotel - Dieu Hospital.The accident occurred at the Capelton Road intersection on Route 5, at about '7 p.m.The first car involved was driven by Rev.Brother Lambert Lapointe of 172 7th Avenue South, Sherbrooke.He lost control of his car and crashed into a ditch along-s de the road.Miss Trudeau got out of a car to see what had happened.As she was watching the action around the car in the ditch, a car driven by Roger Marcoux of Beebe, struck her and pinned her between h s ear and Rev.Lapointe's car.Rebekahs plan for whist party RICHMOND \u2014 Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge- No.9, met in the Masonic Hall on Feb.14 with Sis.Jean Davidson, Noble Grand, in the chair and Sis.Doreen Findlay as acting secretary.Plans were made for a whist party to be held on Feb.28.A short business meeting will be held at 7:30 the same evening.Sis.Nellie Hills, P.N.G., draped the charter in memory of Sis Elizabeth Epps, who had been the oldest member and who had died on Jan.26.Following penny drill lodge was closed in ritual form.lions and use its power for a settlement.This is the opinion of Ibrahim Shukrallah, the Director of the Arab League Information Office in Ottawa.Mr.Shukralah was sitting comfortably in a lounge chair in the St.George\u2019s Club on Duf-ferin Street yesterday while he was being interviewed before a meeting of the Sherbrooke -Lennoxville branch of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs.Speaking of the \u201cshortest war in history,\u201d which lasted only six days, Mr.Shukrallah admitted the U.A R.was defeated rapidly because of the advantage Israel has in a desert war.He descr.bed how the Israelis bombed and destroyed the Arab air force, completely crip pling the military at the start of the war, Since those six days in June, he claimed the Israelis have been imposing a Nazi-like rule on the people in the Arab They are terrorizing the Arabs in the occupied land, he said, bull-dozing houses and evicting people from their homes.Once they were persecuted, now they are the persecutors, he said of the Israelis.Mr Shukrallah claimed the Arabs want only peace but not on Israel s terms who will keep the peace only if they control the complete economy of the Middle East.He said the United Arab Republic wants to have only what belongs to the Arab people.\u201cThere is no question of us wanting to force the Israelis into the Red Sea,\u201d Mr.Shuk-rallah stated But, he went on, the Israelis have been very open and have claimed they will begin anoth er strong offensive in the sjiring.Mr.Shukrallah said the Arabs are ready.They have re-built their military force as strong as it ever was He talked about the arms the Arabs receive from the Soviet Union.\u201cWe pay through the nose for every little thing we buy from the Soviet Union,\u201d Mr.Shukrallah said.He said the Arabs asked Uie U.S.A.for arms but this request was refused time and t ine again.However, the Israelis were receiving weapons free from the United States he claimed.The Arabs were fully aware the Israelis would launch another offensive as in 1954 ano 1956, and have no one to turn to but the Russians.The United States could end all the friction in the Middle East by asking the Jews to demilitarize, Mr Shukrallah said.The U.A.R.would gladly de militarize as well if it meant peace.He said the Arabs could not afford to pay for the necessary arms from Russia because funds are drastically needed for the U.A R.s program of \u201cwesternized technical modern ization.\" LENNOXVILLE The Ascot and Lennoxville Historical Association and the Eastern Townships Historical Association will hold a joint meeting in the Gertrude Scott Hall, Sunday 8 pm.Distribu tion of Certificates to owners of property in the name of the family for 100 years or more.Guest speaker: Msgr.Maurice OBready.LENNOXVILLE CARNIVAL WEEK.February Ifllh 25th sponsored by Lennoxville Park\u2019s Commission, at Len noxville Community Park.Hockey games, league finals, broomball games, ice dance, costume party and races at 2:00 p.m.on Sunday.Snow sculptur mg contest.Cash prizes.Open to all residents.Apply for entry Town Hall.No admission charge.For information call 563-1663.SHERBROOKE Sales of African Violets, sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary ol Youville Hospital, to be held at the hospital on February 2fith from 2 4, 7 \u2022 8:00 p.m.BLAIS & MADRO \"Quality Men'i Stora\" CUSTOM TAILORS 149 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.569-792B Gould Dean heads CERCE The dean of the Faculty of Administration of the University of Sherbrooke has been named president of the Regional Industrial Committee The committee which has just begun will run in collaboration with the Eastern Townships Regional Economic Council.CERCE The first task for the regional committee will be to make an industrial invenlory of the region and to use this inventory as a necessary base for industrial expansion.These studies will be carried out in the fields of manpower, the needs of industry and what the region can offer to industry.A meeting is scheduled for today.CERCE president.Jacques Lemieux, said, in announcing the formation of the Regional Industrial Committee, that experts of the University of Sherbrooke asked to have an active part in the research.Miss Susan Morrison was a weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs.Glendon Morrison, Bury.Miss Carol Belair, White River Junction, Vt., was a guest of Miss Bonnie Matheson at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs Allan Matheson Mr.Gordon Matheson, Lennoxville, was also a visitor at the same home Mr and Mrs.Neil Taylor, of Birchton, were visiting Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Wintle.COLOR TV?ADMIRAL rugged 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seven \u2022 man team of asbestos experts who will make a 16day Canadian tour The Soviet experts are expect ed to be in Sherbrooke next Monday when they will tour the James United Steel plant in the morning Following a luncheon at the Hatley Inn.they will leave for Asbestos around 3 p m During their stay in Canada the Soviet asbestos experts will lour open pit and underground mining operations, as well as asbestos milling, shipping, quality control and research depart ments The Thetford Mines district will be toured as well as As bestos while the delegation is in the Eastern Townships As guests of the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association, the Soviets will visit four of the eight as brstns-producmg companies in Quebec In addition, the seven - man team will hold discussions with officials of the Federal depart ment of Energy.Mines and Re sources.According to Quebec Asbestos Mining Association General Manager Paul Filteau.the Soviet asbestos experts are espec ially interested in Canadian technology for asbestos process ing, production control opera tons and dust removal.They are also said to be in terested in techniques, equip ment and methods used to eva luate quality, and in manufactured products containing asbes- tos fibre.Asbestos ,s principally mined on an annual basis in the Ural Mountains region.Soviet asbestos output is believed to be slightly higher than the estimated 1.440,000 tons produced in Canada last year Most of the asbestos produced is absorbed by the Soviet domestic construction industry This contrasts with Canadian asbestos fibre production, 95 per cent of which is exported to some 86 countries around the world YOU COULD WIN a fine AGS TOSHIBA Solid State TRANSISTOR RADIO! There\u2019s nothing to buy .no strings attached * Just complete this coupon and mail it to : RADIO A GO GO, CKTS 3330 King St.West, Sherbrooke The drawing will take ploce at the end of February.This promotion is organized by the Sherbrooke Record and CKTS Radio.I The paper of the Eastern Townships.Established February », 1§»7, Incorporating tha Sharbrooke Cazatte (ast.H37) and tha Sharbrooka Examiner d tribute to the life of the burial there in the spring.Graham\u2019s private school.Her deceased.Mrs.George McCourt early life was spent in Rich mond.On Feb.5, 1901, she was married to Thomas Epps, who predeceased her on March 15, 1941.She was a life member of the former Chalmers Presbyterian Church and as a young woman was organist for eight years during the pastorate of the late Rev.Dr.David Kel-lock.She was the oldest member of Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No.9.After her marriage to Mr.Epps they left to res.de in Boston, Mass., where her husband was an employee of the Boston and Maine Railway.Later, they moved to Sherbrooke, liv- was organ st.The choir sang.When on My Day of Life the Night Is Falling and 0 Love That Will Not Let Me Go.MRS.RUTH HARPER, OF BOLTON CENTRE patient Mr.Schoolcraft was born in Ciarenceville on March 12, 1889, a son of the late David Schoolcraft and of his wife, the late Dora Eden.He was married twice, first to Lottie Greenway, who died in 1924.His second wife, the BOLTON CENTRE \u2014 The The casket\twas\tborne\tto\tthe\tdeath of Mrs- Ruth Wentworth\tformer Nora Roy, survives^ He Melbourne VauR8\tBurial\twill\tFlaigcr Harper occurred on\talso leaves two brothers, Xe niace ^ the soring\tbeside\tFeb 2' 1968' at\tSt Mary\u2019s Hos\tGeoree and Glaadon'G,ar^ce\u2018 take place in the spring\tn .a\tMontreal,\tafter a lengthy\tville, a sister, Mrs John Wan- her husband in St.Anne s Cem-\t6 zer Ruthj of Bedfor(1; and a etery, Richmond.\tHirner\twas born in\tnumber of other relatives.Among those present were Mrs Harper was oorn in\t\u201e\t, ., Mr and Mrs W T Edds Charlottetown, P.E.I., on May The funeral service was he d Miss Gae Eons Mr Douglas 2a, 1895, the daughter of Hen on Feb.1, in the Ciarenceville Thoreood of Notre Dame de\trv Flaiger and\th s wife, Mary\tUnited Church, the pastor, Rev.Sace Mr and Mrs W\tJ Col\tMason.At an\tearly age she\tHarold Boomhour, officiating.rnmf >\u2022 Fid».N,S w,.\u201e\tThe hymne »ng w»« Rock of pher Hayes,\tToronto, Ont.\ther fam,1y a,,d recelved her\t^es and Nearer My G°d f° MRS.MURDO MacLEOD, OF VERSHIRE, VT.\\'ERS'.1IRE, Vt.\u2014 Mrs.Mur- education there.\tThee.Interment took place in In 1917 she was married to the Ciarenceville East Ceme-Herbert Blanchard Harper, who tery.predeceased her in 1963.\tThe bearers were Will Mc- Tn 1939 the family moved to Donough, Willm R?e™or^ ing there for a short time, then\tdo MacLeod, age 87,\td.ed on\tMontreal where they resided\t'\u201cn Derick, Ralph Stevenson to Farnham, where they lived\tTuesday, Feb.6, 1968,\tat Barre\tuntii 1943 when they moved lo\tLvnn Stevenson\tand Howard for 45 years.While in Farnham,\tclty Hospital, 1968 where she\tBoiton Centre.Mrs.Harper was\tWheeler.Mrs.Epps attended St.James\tbad been a pat ent for\tten days.\ta member of St.Patrick\u2019s Among those\tfrom out of Anglican Church, was an active Jennie daughter of WJliam church and Ladies Guild.\ttown present were Mr Harold worker on many committees and Kate (Sm;th) Armstrong .\t*.u\u201e.\tNeilson, of Montreal;_Mrs._Ar- World War I.J.Terrio, Bolton Centre: Betty, w\t.M n Rrallit ai] ed to Granitev.lle, Vt., w th her Mrs.R.Kitts, Chateauguay Cen ^\tM Following her husband\u2019s death family where she attended tre and Helen.Mrs.D.Town she continued to live in Farn- school.\tsend.Bale d\u2019Urfe: sixteen ham for a few years and later Her marriage to Murdo M.grandch ldren and five great came to her old home at Rich- MacLeod took place in July, grandchildren; a brother, Har-mond to reside.\t1904 in Graniteville.They lived\try, of Island Pond, Vt.;\tand a On the evening prior to\tthe\tthere until 1918, when they mov-\tsister, Mrs.H.Lawson.\tProvi funeral members of Olive ed to Corinth, Vt.They owned dence.R.I.One daughter died Branch Rebekah Lodge No.9 and operated a faim until 1946.in infancy, visited the funeral home in a Mrs.MacLeod was the first The funeral took place on ST g^iE d'ORFORD \u2014 The body and conducted their\tim-\torganist of the First Presbyter-\tFeb.5 from the Wilson\tFuner\tannuai\tvestry\tmeeting\tof St.pressive memorial service,\talso\tian Church in Graniteville, of\taf Home in Knowlton,\tthence\tMary\u2019s\tChapel\twas\theld Jan.30 St.Elie vestry names officers the Ladies Auxiliary\tof the\twh ch she was a member.\tt0 st Patrick\u2019s Church in Bol Royal Canadian Legion,\tBranch\tSince her husband\u2019s death,\tton Centre, where the service 15, as did many friends\tand re-\tshe had made her home with\twas conducted by Rev.R Al her son, Norman, in Vershire.\tbiston.Peter Terrio, grandson She leaves three other sons,\tof the desceased, presided at ______________________ ^.__ liam T.Epps, of Notre Dame James in Newport, Albert in the organ and two hymns were jênnë °was appointed vestry clerk and read the\tminutes.latives.Left to mourn are a son, Wil- at the home of Mrs.Gordon McBain and Mr.and Mrs.R.Sage with an attendance of 17.Rev.D.Eustace opened the meeting with prayer.Mrs.F.Jacoby on bridge The bear gets a little, the bull gets a little and the hog gets nothing at all.At least that\u2019s an old Wall Street saying.It doesn't always apply at bridge.Sometimes the hog comes out on top but year in and year out it is an expensive habit to be a hog.South\u2019s one spade response is a typical hog\u2019s bid.When your partner opens the bidding and you have a sound opening bid of your own you should bid as normally as possible and the normal response with the South hand is one diamond.Most of the time the choice of one spade won\u2019t hurt since the hand will play at three no-trump, or if it does play in spades, it won\u2019t make any difference which hand is declarer.This time our hog was really punished.They reached a spade slam.West had a NORTH (D)\t22 A AQ 102 V\tK 7 ?\tQ5 AAK953 WEST\tEAST A 9 8\tA 7 5 3 VQJ 108 5\tVA964 ?J 10 4 3\t492 A 10 6\tAJ8 72 SOUTH A K J6 4 V\t32 ?\tAK 8 7 6 A Q 4 North-South vulnerable West\tNorth\tEast\tSouth \t1 *\tPass\t1 A Pass\t4 A\tPass\t5 ?Pass Pass\t6 A\tPass\tPass Opening lead\u2014O The financial statement, given _\tby R.Sage, showed all corn- normal opening lead of the mitments met and a satisfac-queen of hearts and the de- tory balance on hand.The Di-fense started with two tricks, ocesan budget for the coming If West had held the ace of year aad a donation for rect-hearts or if any other suit ory maintenance were approv- were opened it wouldn\u2019t make anv difference whether North ed.Officers appointed for the or South were declarer.As year 1968 were: James Barton, long as the defense can\u2019t take rector\u2019s warden; Robert Sage, the first two tricks North and people\u2019s warden; Douglas Bar-South have a cinch to make ton and Miss Mildred Smith, six spades and might even auditors.Nelson Richards was make seven if they played for appointed delegate to the Synod it with Frank Jenne as alternate Of course, South could not delegate.visualize the final result when he did respond one spade.Mr.Eustace thanked both wardens for their faithful work and However he might have co-operation during the past looked ahead a trifle and said vear and expressed his appreci-to himself, \u201cIf this hand does ation in having Mrs Beaucage play in spades.I would pre- as organist.He reported the to fer to be dummy.It shouldn\u2019t ^al number of services held was be a tough hand to play and 34 with an increase in attend the only lead that can really ance over the previous year hurt us will be a heart lead through some honor combination in my partner\u2019s hand.\u2019\u2019 That is good bridge thinking but the hog is not a good bridge thinker.Following an expression of ap preciat\u2019on to Mr.Eustace the meeting was adioumed and re freshments served by Mrs.Me Bain and Mrs.Sage.Institute names committees at Melbourne Ridge MELBOURNE RIDGE -The Women\u2019s Institute was held Feb.7 at the home of Mrs.Florence Roster, with Mrs.S.Morrison and Mrs.E.Nelson as co-hostesses.Mrs.J.Wood read an article on Elementary Education for the education convener, Mrs.W.Nelson.Mrs.E.Crack' home economics convener, gave some cleaning hints.Mrs.J.Wood, publicity convener read an article entitled Living Tributes.Pennies for Friendship were collected.Mrs.G.Beers, Mrs.R.Beers, Mrs.N.Fowler and Mrs.W.Gallup were named to the nominating committee.Mrs.M.Taber, Mrs.S.Johnston, Mrs.J.Wood and Mrs.W.Nelson are to prepare the new programs.The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs.F.Roster, with the last half of the members list as hostesses.The president reminded members that a sugar social would be held on Feb.23 in the Melbourne Ridge Church Hall, sponsored by the Quebec Farmers Association.Everyone is welcome.Mrs.Harold Blake gave a demonstration on liquid embroidery.An auction sale was held.W.M.S.group arranging for Day of Prayer SCOTSTOWN \u2014 The Afternoon Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society was held on Feb.14 at the home of the president, Mrs.Kenneth A.MacDonald, Osborne Street with a good attendance.Final plans were made by the committee for the World Day of Prayer service in the Presbyterian Church on March 1 at 3 p.m., when the Presbyterian ladies will entertain the ladies of the community.Mrs.MacDonald gave the Call to Worship.Mrs.John E.MacDonald conducted the worship and study.Scripture passages were read responsively.The March meeting will be with Mrs.D.D.MacLeod, with Mrs.Philip Boy in charge of the worship and study.Mrs.Kenneth Smith closed the meeting with prayer.Miss Margaret Matheson and Mrs.Burns MacDonald assisted the hostess in serving refreshments at the social hour.Mrs.Charles Hodge, Dollard des Ormeaux, was a recent guest at the Miller home.Other visitors were Mr.and Mrs.Dareth Miller and son, Billy, Ville LaSalle.Mr.Ross Stone and Miss K.Minor Hockey Day held at Waterloo Arena WATERLOO - Minor Hockey Day took place at the Waterloo Arena on Feb.11 with 24 minor teams participating.Other games included a regularly scheduled Junior B game and an oldtimers game.The day was organized by the Waterloo Minor Hockey Association, and the arena was given free of charge for the entire day by the Arena Association.The Waterloo Junior Maroons, who defeated Magog 6 to 2, in an afternoon game, donated their share of the receipts to the Waterloo Minor Hockey Association.The minor teams started playing at 7:30 a.m., with a new game every hour.The twelve games featured the Mosquitos, Pee-Wees, Bantams, Midgets and Juveniles.During the day, nearly two-thousand spectators watched the various games.The final contest featured the Gailuron and Actonvale Oldtimers.Taylor, Greenfield Park, were weekend guests of the former\u2019s grandmother, Mrs.Effie Libby.Mrs.Gardner Stone, who hau been spending the week with her mother, Mrs.Libby, returned home with her son.Valentine tea held by Guild at Cookshire COOKSHIRE - St.Peter\u2019s Guild held a Valentine tea and food sale in the Parish hall on Feb.14.The small tables were prettily decorated with Valentine motifs, and on the large sale table, all kinds of home cooking were on display.In charge of the various departments were: Food table, Mrs.L.Desruisseaux, Mrs.A.W.Standish, Mrs.L.Parry, Mrs.K.Fraser; 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